Two sushi restaurant chains - Gatten Sushi and Kura Sushi - are featured this week, with a focus on how they use innovative strategies such as breeding their own fish and the latest technologies.
This week, we check out two sushi chains in Japan - Gatten Sushi and Kura Sushi. The conveyor belt sushi market has grown in the past 10 years. It is becoming more difficult to source fish from overseas so we will look at how these two companies try to overcome this challenge.
We next head to the Gatten Sushi branch in Kazo City, Saitama Prefecture. Its branch manager, Yutaka Maruka, is a sushi chef whose expertise lies in how he cuts individual pieces of fish. He was recommended to be promoted to the position by area manager, Tatsuo Yanagisawa. We accompany Mr Maruka to see his senior colleague at the Kumagaya Ishihara branch in Kumagaya City.
We visit the Kura Sushi Higashi Kaizuka branch in Kaizuka City, Osaka Prefecture on the first day when it starts selling the AI skipjack tuna. Mr Shimizu is around to get feedback from the customers.
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